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New in TeamCity 2018.1: Inherited build steps configuration improvements

There is sometimes a need to define a common build step in a template, so that this step will be executed either before all build configuration steps or after them. Here’s a simple example. I’m building a lot of typical Maven projects, and for most of the part their build is the same: just run mv…

Anton Arhipov
Anton Arhipov
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Enforced Settings with Templates

Enforcing some rules in a project might be quite useful to keep the things in order. For instance, enforce agent side checkout everywhere, or make sure that all build configurations have some strict execution timeout, or enable build files cleanup (Swabra) for all the builds. Starting with 2018.1…

Anton Arhipov
Anton Arhipov
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Overriding Template Settings

It's quite a typical case when you need to create several more or less similar build configurations in TeamCity, for example, to run builds in different environments, or create a separate build configuration for release builds, etc. Of course, you can simply copy build configurations, but what if yo…

Maria Khalusova
Maria Khalusova
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